Skip to content

Free trade Quote by Murray Bookchin

Download Open image
““[The] term 'libertarian' itself, to be sure, raises a problem, notably, the specious identification of an anti-authoritarian ideology with a straggling movement for 'pure capitalism' and 'free trade.' This movement never created the word: it appropriated it from the anarchist movement of the [nineteenth] century. And it should be recovered by those anti-authoritarians ... who try to speak for dominated people as a whole, not for personal egotists who identify freedom with entrepreneurship and profit.””

Murray Bookchin

3.1 out of 5 (3 ratings)

More by Murray Bookchin

Explore all 159 Murray Bookchin quotes

More Free trade quotes

Browse all 308 Free trade quotes